Evaluation of Cobas 8000 Analyzer Series Module e801 Analytical Performance.
Sangeun Lim1, Kyunghoon Lee1, Hee-Yeon Woo1
1Department of Laboratory Medicine, Kangbuk Samsung Hospital, Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea.
Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Science
|July 17, 2019
Summary
The Cobas 8000 e801 analyzer shows strong analytical performance for routine immunoassays. Careful attention to biotin interference is key for its successful clinical laboratory implementation.
Area of Science:
- Clinical Chemistry
- Laboratory Medicine
- Diagnostic Assays
Background:
- Immunoassays are crucial for patient care, providing vital diagnostic information.
- The Cobas 8000 series features the e801, an automated immunoassay system utilizing streptavidin-biotin technology.
- Evaluating the analytical performance of new diagnostic systems is essential for clinical adoption.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess the analytical performance of the Cobas 8000 e801 automated immunoassay system.
- To validate the precision, linearity, assay comparison, and reference range of 16 key analytes on the e801 analyzer.
- To determine the suitability of the e801 for routine clinical laboratory use.
Main Methods:
- Analytical performance was evaluated according to Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute guidelines.
- Precision, linearity, assay comparison, and reference range validation were assessed for 16 analytes.
- Statistical analyses included coefficients of variation, correlation coefficients (r), and r-squared values (r²).
Main Results:
- All 16 analytes demonstrated coefficients of variation below allowable total error, indicating high precision.
- Excellent linearity was confirmed for all analytes across the tested analytical range (r²≥0.99).
- Assay comparisons showed high correlation (r>0.975) between the e801 and existing systems, with validated reference ranges meeting criteria.
Conclusions:
- The Cobas 8000 e801 analyzer exhibits acceptable analytical performance for precision, linearity, and correlation.
- The e801 system is deemed suitable for routine immunoassays in clinical settings.
- Awareness and education regarding potential biotin interference are recommended for optimal implementation.
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